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Nested captures can be recognized because they start (and end) inside
the character range of the full capture. This optimization can remove
a lot of 'close' captures from the capture logs.
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That uses 4 bytes (uint) instead of 8 (char*); the size of the
structure 'Capture' reduces from 16 to 8 bytes in 64-bit machines.
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Removed '$Id' from all files + updated copyright year + other changes
in comments and documentation
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Fixed the bug reported in
http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2018-11/msg00080.html
The field 's' of the open group of captures inside a run-time capture
was being reused by the open group of the results of the run-time
capture, even though that open-group entry was being removed from
the list and then added again.
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The C code uses recursion to handle nested captures, so a too deep
nesting could create a stack overflow. The fix limits the handling
of nested captures to 'MAXRECLEVEL' (default is 200 levels).
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Version numbers and dates from RCS keyword strings removed from all
source files; keeps only the file name.
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LPeg repository is being moved to git. Past versions won't be moved;
they are still available in RCS.
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